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Apple Adds New Gaming Store To Hot Deals

by , 10:00 AM EST, February 26th, 2003

Apple has added a new gaming store to the Hot Deals section of the Macintosh Product Guide. The Mac Product Guide is a list of Mac compatible hardware and software products on the market. The Hot Deals section of the Product guide feature several Mac retailers and special offers that one can only get, at least in theory, at the Hot Deals page. The new gaming section comes from our friends at Inside Mac Games, and their gaming store.

The IMG Hot deals page kicks off with deals on eight Mac games, including Freedom Force, The Sims: Unleashed, Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3, NASCAR Racing 2002, Black & White Platinum Pack, a Fallout bundle, Jedi Knight II, and Links Championship Edition. You can find the Inside Mac Games Hot Deals page at Apple's Web site.

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